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The program, which brought together students, alumni, and faculty, was hosted by Executive MBA program director Michael Davis ’86 MBA, a seasoned business executive who spent 31 years as a senior leader at Nestle, a Fortune 100 company
A group of University of New Haven Executive MBA students spent a few days in the nation’s capital taking part in a program though The Washington Campus that examined managing business, government, and public policy.
Forensic Magazine, the leading forensic science magazine for experts working on criminal investigations, cited the University’s Artifact Genome Project to illustrate the growth in the use of digital forensic evidence.
More than a dozen University of New Haven community members took part in the final leg of the torch run that led up to the opening ceremony of the Connecticut Special Olympics’ 2018 Summer Games.
A forensic science and chemistry double major, Alyson Shaw ’20 says her experiences at the University of New Haven are preparing her for success.
Emily Miron ’22, who’ll join the University’s Henry C. Lee College of Criminal Justice and Forensic Sciences, hopes to pursue a career with the Secret Service.
The Administrative Staff Council’s Employee Excellence Awards and Bartels Service Awards were presented to nine employees for their dedication to advancing the University’s mission and to enhancing the experience of our students.
Students from across the University of New Haven reflect on their experiences participating in the Alvine New Venture Pitch Competition, an interdisciplinary initiative supported by the University’s Entrepreneurship and Innovation program.
Mechanical engineering major Kevin Rivas ’19 reflects on his experience living and learning in Hungary and his deep dive into entrepreneurship and innovation.
Five professors received awards recognizing their exemplary research, their service to the University, and their commitment to creating life-changing learning opportunities for their students.
A longtime benefactor, Phil Bartels and his family have supported the University of New Haven for decades, graciously giving their time and talents to help create transformational opportunities for generations of students.
Students from across the University of New Haven were given the keys to the @UNewHaven Instagram account to show prospective students and their families, as well as the University community in general, an inside look into life as a Charger.
The new master’s degree in civil engineering, which features a blend of theory and hands-on application, enables students to focus on such areas as sustainability, environmental engineering, and construction management.
Gio Roper ’19, a psychology major, spoke at the University’s 35th Annual Alumni Scholarship Ball about how her time at the University has helped her find her passion.
Marcin Stankevitch '19, a political science major, was the moderator for the first town hall forum hosted by new West Haven Mayor Nancy Rossi in partnership with the University's Mayor's Advisory Commission. Below is his firsthand account of the experience.
Samantha Hart ’22 says none of the other arts schools she visited as part of her college search "were like Lyme."
New communication major Saiful Islam Mannu ’21, who has hundreds of credits to his name, is a household name in Bangladesh. "Kind of like how we just say Scorsese or Spielberg," says Professor Tom Garrett.
